Boston Gazette

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The Boston Gazette was an influential colonial American newspaper known for its role in promoting revolutionary ideas and opposition to British rule in the years leading up to the American Revolution.

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Boston Gazette newspaper 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial American newspaper
defunct newspaper
newspaper
associatedOrganization Sons of Liberty
associatedWithEvent American Revolution
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act crisis
linked to: Stamp Act 1765

Townshend Acts protests
circulationArea Boston
Massachusetts
continent North America
country Thirteen Colonies
foundedBy William Brooker
the government of the Province of Massachusetts Bay
genre news
political newspaper
headquartersLocation Boston
historicalSignificance major Patriot newspaper in the American colonies
ideology American republicanism
colonial resistance to Britain
inception 1719
knownFor Patriot propaganda
criticizing British taxation policies
opposition to British rule
promoting revolutionary ideas
language English
locatedIn Massachusetts
Province of Massachusetts Bay
location Boston
mediaType print
notableContributor James Otis Jr.
John Adams
Joseph Warren
Paul Revere
Samuel Adams
notableEditor Benjamin Edes
John Gill
politicalAlignment Patriot
pro-independence
publicationFrequency weekly
publisher Benjamin Edes
John Gill
roleInHistory helped mobilize colonial opposition to British policies
served as a voice for the Sons of Liberty
subject American independence
British colonial policy
taxation without representation
timePeriod 18th century
pre-Revolutionary America

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Essays in the Boston Gazette publisher Boston Gazette newspaper
linked to: Boston Gazette